St. Louis Review is a newspaper published by the Archdiocese of St. Louis and should be only sent appropriate material. The publication is not generally open to receiving PR materials, as they are a niche publication strictly covering the Catholic Church in St. Louis.

Written for small business leaders in companies with up to 500 employees and $5 million in sales in the St. Louis, MO area. Topics covered include consulting issues, minority-owned business, international expansion, and office equipment. Focuses on how-to articles for small business owners, helping them to run their businesses more effectively. Covers news pertaining to changes in business regulations, lists calendar events, profiles business leaders who have changed title or company, and showcases company success stories.

Created for professionals who work with older adults and for the purpose of enriching the marketing and communications resources of all organizations who serve the needs of the St. Louis aging baby boomer population. Offers news, resources and a schedule of continuing education classes.

Serves as the only official voice of the labor movement in the St. Louis and Southern Illinois metropolitan area. Targets union members and their families as well as union decision makers. Also provides an extensive section on outdoor sports, including hunting, fishing and boating.

St. Maries Gazette Record provides local news and community information for residents of Benewah County, ID. The lead time for the paper is the day before issue date. Deadline for the publication is the Monday before issue date.

The Teche News was founded in 1886 by Albert Bienvenu and George Eastin. It was then known as the Weekly Messenger, and the printer was Albert’s 12-year-old brother, Laizaire E. Bienvenu. Laizaire took over in 1912, and was succeeded by his son, Marcel “Blackie” Bienvenu, in 1935, and Blackie’s son, Henri Clay Bienvenu, took over the reins in 1982. Henri still serves as editor-publisher emeritus, helping to preserve the continuity of three generations. The newspaper’s name was changed to Teche News in 1948. Published on Wednesdays, it serves the entire parish of St. Martin, providing in-depth local news and sports coverage, public notices and affordable advertising reaching St. Martin consumers.No general email provided.

Covers local news, sports and lifestyle. Outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Edited by law students and covers various issues facing people in the legal profession.

Written for consumers interested in the historic south and offers a profile of historic St. Marys, GA and the surrounding area.

St. Marys Oracle covers Local News,Community/Neighborhood News